Afterword
Afterword In this afterword, I consider the important contributions this special section makes to the study of the relations between immanence, transcendence, and mediation in the study of Islam and…
Introduction: Movement, faith, and home in Muslim communities in the diaspora
Introduction: Movement, faith, and home in Muslim communities in the diaspora Here we introduce a special section that spans this and the next issue of Hau. The articles in the…
Home in exile: Palestinianness as moral subjunctive destination
Home in exile: Palestinianness as moral subjunctive destination This article explores the polyvocal and inherently contested arena of Palestinianness as a moral place of belonging, for which I suggest the…
God is everywhere: Islam, Christianity, and the immanence of transcendence
God is everywhere: Islam, Christianity, and the immanence of transcendence This article weaves together major lines of inquiry in the anthropology of Christianity and Islam to consider how to approach…
Ethnographies of the unseen
Ethnographies of the unseen Go to Source
Rethinking the anthropological enterprise in light of Muslim ontologies: Secular vestiges, spiritual epistemologies, vertical knowledge
Rethinking the anthropological enterprise in light of Muslim ontologies: Secular vestiges, spiritual epistemologies, vertical knowledge Because of the difficulty anthropology continues to face in relinquishing its secular vestiges, field encounters…
Voicing God’s presence: Qurʾānic recitation, Sufi ontologies, and the theatro-graphic experience
Voicing God’s presence: Qurʾānic recitation, Sufi ontologies, and the theatro-graphic experience This article examines Qurʾānic recitation as a modality of divine presence among Bā ʿAlawī Sufis in Tarīm (Yemen) and…
Staying behind: Divine presence, virtuous emplacement, and sabr at the end of life among older Kyrgyz Muslims
Staying behind: Divine presence, virtuous emplacement, and sabr at the end of life among older Kyrgyz Muslims Drawing on fieldwork among older Kyrgyz people who become old in the absence…
Long-term holistic ethnography for new digital worlds
Long-term holistic ethnography for new digital worlds Ethnography, Ahead of Print. The article contributes to ongoing conversations on digital ethnography as a methodological approach that in the last two decades…
A duoethnography: female academics’ experiences of gendered health issues at the intersection of middlescence, ethnic origin, social and professional status in the neoliberal academy
A duoethnography: female academics’ experiences of gendered health issues at the intersection of middlescence, ethnic origin, social and professional status in the neoliberal academy A duoethnography: female academics’ experiences of…
Boundary work: a conceptual frame for workplace ethnographies in collaborative settings
Boundary work: a conceptual frame for workplace ethnographies in collaborative settings Boundary work: a conceptual frame for workplace ethnographies in collaborative settingsMichael Fehsenfeld, Sofie Buch Mejsner, Helle Terkildsen Maindal, Viola…
A tour into untouched land: Enacting wilderness through relational engagements
A tour into untouched land: Enacting wilderness through relational engagements Ethnography, Ahead of Print. Drawing upon an ethnographic study of guided tours in Svalbard, in this article I explore how…
Social Life of Zines and Other DIY Micro-Media Constituting American DIY Communities and Scenes
Social Life of Zines and Other DIY Micro-Media Constituting American DIY Communities and Scenes Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. The primary function of zines is often considered to…
Beyond breadth: The tyranny of empty noise
Beyond breadth: The tyranny of empty noise Go to Source
Expanded visions and beyond
Expanded visions and beyond Go to Source
Fifty years of resistance on film: First Nations media and a cinema of sovereignty
Fifty years of resistance on film: First Nations media and a cinema of sovereignty Go to Source
The collideroscopic sensorium
The collideroscopic sensorium Go to Source
Untitled: A rejoinder to Expanded visions
Untitled: A rejoinder to Expanded visions Go to Source
Mirroring mirrors: Mimetic responses to expanded visions
Mirroring mirrors: Mimetic responses to expanded visions Go to Source
Expanding visual practices—Destabilizing ethnographic knowledge
Expanding visual practices—Destabilizing ethnographic knowledge Go to Source